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Magnentian

Magnentian adjective: of or relating to Magnentius (c. 303 – 353), Roman usurper.

Adjective

Magnentian (comparative more Magnentian, superlative most Magnentian)

  1. Of or relating to Magnentius (c. 303 – 353), Roman usurper.

Forms of Magnentian

comparativemore Magnentian
superlativemost Magnentian

Origin of Magnentian

From Latin Magnentiānus. By surface analysis, Magnentius + -an.

Questions about Magnentian

What does Magnentian mean?
Magnentian means of or relating to Magnentius (c. 303 – 353), Roman usurper.
What part of speech is Magnentian?
Magnentian is an adjective.

Words near Magnentian in the dictionary

  1. magnecules
  2. magnehelic
  3. magnehelics
  4. magnelectric
  5. magnelium
  6. Magnentian
  7. Magnentius
  8. magneoptic
  9. Magner
  10. Magners
  11. magnes

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